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work clothes

Dear Sir/Madam,I am a clinic clown and have purchased clown clothes. How should I enter this, please? I only have a receipt (because I bought them in a charity shop 🙂 ). Thank you. Goedele Vankelst

Inventory

Dear Sir/Madam, I am still in the early stages of my secondary occupation. I mainly engage in bouncy castle rentals. I am currently filling in my personal income tax return and am therefore dealing with the inventory from the previous year (2024). I believe that I do not have any trade goods, as I do […]

Charging vAT to customers

Hello,I have a question about charging vAT to customers. Do I have to charge vAT to customers with a VAT number?

Summary of rejected expenses

Can you obtain a summary (a breakdown) of the various rejected expenses from Dexxter? (background to the question: I can now find the total amount of rejected expenses, but I want to check whether Dexxter takes into account the possibility of transferring the deduction restriction to the customer for the rejected expenses of the (rent) […]

How thoroughly does the tax office check invoices?

Hello everyone,I already had a mobile phone when I started my sole proprietor. My son is now getting a smartphone for his spring celebration. I would possibly register it as a mobile phone for my business, as I have not yet purchased one from the name of my business. But how thoroughly does the tax […]

How do I enter multi-year hosting?

I have paid for a four-year plan for the hosting of my website.Is it correct that, in order to enter this correctly in the accounts, I simply divide the invoice amount by 4 and enter this amount for this year and the next three years?

vAT sales invoice for holiday home

Hi, I’m trying out Dexxter and am completely new. I uploaded an existing sales invoice where, as the operator of a holiday home, I have to charge 6% VAT, even for foreign customers. However, I cannot select the vAT percentage; it remains at zero, which means that the data I entered is incorrect. Why is […]

Charge to electric inspection at 6% or 21%

Everyone, Work on a house that is more than 10 years old is subject to the 6% VAT system. If I have an electric inspection carried out and the inspector charges me 21% vAT, do I also charge the customer 21% or 6%? Thanks in advance!

6% reduced VAT rate for invoicing written articles

As a self-employed person in my main occupation, subject to VAT, I want to invoice my articles. The 70/30 principle was applied in relation to copyright. But for the 70% ‘creative services’ for writing the articles, can I invoice these to 6% vAT as in the reduced vAT rate of 6% (R01) as specified in […]